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2 days later, the swelling had subsided substantially, the patient was still alive but just hanging on. Doctors were able to perform the surgery now, but without anesthesia, the patient would have to be awake through the whole procedure. Removing the gummy mass was pretty straight forward, they cut into the patient's intestines, scooped out the gummy, disposed of it, and sewed him back up. Reattaching the arms however, they noticed a problem. The ligaments and tendons were gone. The bones couldn't be reattached. This puzzled the medical staff. Surely the tendons should be there, it should be possible to put his arms back on. But then they noticed it, what they couldn't see through all the bloated organs and inflamed muscle. Every single one of his bones had become loose and were free roaming throughout his body. His ribs had punctured his vital organs, his limbs were like jelly, the bones no longer able to provide structural support. How could this have happened, how did doctors miss this?